Sentence examples for a declaration accepting from inspiring English sources

"A government can make a declaration accepting the court's jurisdiction for past events," said Fadi El Abdallah.

"They must make good on their words and seize this chance to move towards accountability for countless victims of human rights violations by submitting a declaration accepting the jurisdiction of the ICC without further delay," Shetty said.

Since the P.A. is not a state and could not ratify the Rome Statute, the prosecutor must have been referring to the special procedure under the statute by which a "state not a party to this statute" may file a declaration accepting the jurisdiction of the court with respect to "the crime in question".

As it is not your daughter's intention to pass an interest in the property to her boyfriend, it would make a lot of sense for her to put this in writing or to ask her boyfriend to sign a declaration accepting that he will acquire no interest in the property even though he is contributing to the bills.

However, he has also said the men will not receive money unless they sign a declaration accepting an offer from a local charity with ties to the UN that guarantees private housing and the current level of living expenses until February 2016.

Palestine needs to lodge a new declaration, accepting the ICC's jurisdiction from November 2012.

In 1926, George hosted an Imperial Conference in London at which the Balfour Declaration accepted the growth of the British Dominions into self-governing "autonomous Communities within the British Empire, equal in status, in no way subordinate one to another".

The declaration accepts that Sinn Fein is right, on paper.

The human control skeletal muscle biopsy was obtained after informed consent, according to Helsinki Declaration, accepted by the Ethical Review Board of Helsinki University Hospital (nr 43/13/03/04/2008).

While the declaration accepted this week by the more than 140 countries participating in the talks recognized in principle that the 1994 world treaty on intellectual property should be interpreted "to promote access to medicines for all," it did not give the most disadvantaged nations the tools to do so.

This paper reviews the application of the Abuja declaration of 2001, 15 years after signatories to this declaration accepted to allocate 15% of government expenditure on health.